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Shipping turmoil, grain rally stir global fert costs as local stocks dry up (opens the original)
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The grain market's recent months of price recovery have added new pressure to fertiliser values. As better cropping margin prospects boost global urea demand, the fertiliser price revival is coinciding with increasing unpredictability surrounding nutrient supplies from the turbulent Middle East. Six weeks ago Australian distributors had surplus urea stocks as high prices slipped back near levels last seen just before Iran-US hostilities erupted in the Persian Gulf. Now spare stocks have been mop
How heat recycling cuts a meat processor's surging gas costs by $530/day (opens the original)
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A NSW meatworks is managing to save about $530 a day by using its own waste heat to strategically tackle the red meat processing sector's soaring energy cost problem. In less than three years Gundagai Meat Processors is likely to repay the $450,000 cost of installing technology which now sucks heat away from its refrigeration systems and turns it into hot water. Other heat capture and reuse savings are on the drawing board. The serious search for energy efficiency solutions at Gundagai started t
Vale Ted Sedgwick: Cattle industry farewells Bowral dairy columnist (opens the original)
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Former dairy farmer, cattle judge, livestock genetics importer and The Land's regular milk industry columnist, Ted Sedgwick, has died aged 90. Mr Sedgwick, from Bowral, penned The Land's "Around the bails" dairy column for almost 20 years from the mid-1990s, stepping in to fill the gap left after long-time staff dairy writer, Jac Cullen, retired. His connections and friendships across the industry in eastern Australia ran deep and his knowledge of dairy stud cow pedigrees, particularly in NSW, w
Beyond diesel: how hydrogen horsepower will shift your farm machinery focus (opens the original)
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Hydrogen-fuelled horsepower is shaping up as a real prospect for farmers as diesel-powered engines evolve to run on the clean energy alternative. In May, British agricultural and earthmoving equipment maker JCB hit the market with its first hydrogen-fuelled backhoe loader and a 60kVA generator. JCB is expected to follow up in the not-too-distant future using hydrogen fuel instead of diesel in a commercial line of Loadall telescopic handlers. Prototypes were first released three years ago. A hydr
Cattle industry farewells dairy columnist and popular identity, Ted Sedgwick (opens the original)
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Former dairy farmer, cattle judge, livestock genetics importer and The Land's regular milk industry columnist, Ted Sedgwick, has died aged 90. Mr Sedgwick, from Bowral, penned The Land's "Around the bails" dairy column for almost 20 years from the mid-1990s, stepping in to fill the gap left after long-time staff dairy writer, Jac Cullen, retired. His connections and friendships across the industry in eastern Australia ran deep and his knowledge of dairy stud cow pedigrees, particularly in NSW, w
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